In Deutschland
Studio album by Françoise Hardy
Released	September 1965 (Germany)
Recorded	Germany
Genre	French pop
Length	29:13
Language	German
Label	Bellaphon/ Disques Vogue
Producer	Jacques Wolfsohn
Françoise Hardy chronology
Mon amie la rose (1964) In Deutschland (1965) Françoise Hardy (1965)

In Deutschland is a 1965 album by the French pop singer Françoise Hardy. It was her first German-language album released in Germany in September 1965, on LP, Bellaphon/ Disques Vogue (BWS 368). The 12 songs of this album have been reissued on CD entitled Frag' den Abendwind, in 2001, on RCA/ BMG (7432 1 844422 7). ^[1]

Track list

Side 1

1. "Wenn dieses Lied erklingt" – 2:30
   Lyrics by: Peter Wehle
   Music written by: Joe Dixie
2. "Frag' den Abendwind" – 2:35
   Lyrics by: Joachim Relin
   Music written by: Fred Gordini
3. "Dann bist Du verliebt" – 2:38
   Lyrics by: Joachim Relin
   Music written by: Fred Gordini
4. "Ein Fenster wird hell" – 2:33
   Original title: "Dans le monde entier"
   Lyrics and music written by: Françoise Hardy, 1965
   German adaptation by: Kurt Hertha
5. "Er war wie Du" – 2:13
   Lyrics by: Ernst Bader
   Music written by: Friedel Berlipp
6. "Wer Du bist" – 2:25
   Lyrics by: Fini Busch
   Music written by: Werner Scharfenberger

Side 2

1. "Ich hab’ das Glück" – 2:06
   Original title: "J’aurais voulu"
   Lyrics and music written by: Françoise Hardy, 1963
   German adaptation by: C. U. Blecher
2. "Ich sag’ ja" – 2:20
   Original title: J’suis d’accord
   Lyrics by: Françoise Hardy
   Music written by: Françoise Hardy and Roger Samyn, 1962
   German adaptation by: Kurt Schwabach
3. "Peter und Lou" – 2:50
   Original title: " Tous les garçons et les filles"
   Lyrics by: Françoise Hardy
   Music written by: Françoise Hardy and Roger Samyn, 1962
   German adaptation by: Ernst Bader
4. "Die Liebe geht" – 2:25
   Original title: "L’Amour s’en va"
   Lyrics and music written by: Françoise Hardy, 1963
   German adaptation by: Ernst Bader
5. "Ich steige Dir auf’s Dach" – 2:18
   Lyrics by: Willy Schüller
   Music written by: Georg Möckel
   First performed by: Bärbel Wachholz, 1957
6. "Oh, Oh Chérie" – 2:15
   Original title: "Uh Oh"
   Lyrics and music written by Bobby Lee Trammell
   First performed by Bobby Lee Trammell in 1958
   German adaptation by: J.R. Setti and G. Guenet

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